Tamany Ways in Walsh-Mitchell Contest Exposed
Washington report on the Walsh-Mitchell election case details Tammany methods, costs, and district machinery. It notes payments to operatives, undercover work, and the extensive effort by both sides to influence the New York Eighth District race.
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Senate Panel Debates Involuntary Bankruptcy Grounds
Washington May 14 The Senate Judiciary Committee debated a substitute bill defining grounds for involuntary bankruptcy. The House bill mirrored creditor leverage, while the panel sought to limit penalties and guard against vexatious suits.
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Ten Thousand Dollars For A Scalp Revelation
Spectes Washington correspondent reports on a sensational bounty tied to a Sioux nation conflict. The Indian affairs committee discusses payments related to Fort Leavenworth and a Sioux supply issue, naming individuals such as Robert Moore of Excelsior Springs and others injured or fled. The narrative recalls a massacre aftermath with arrows and tomahakes, detailing injuries and the somber toll on settlers and soldiers.
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Congress funds offered for Haskell and Lawrence facilities
The article notes Congressman Curtis securing extra funds and a surplus for the Haskell Institute and Lawrence projects. It cites an appropriation increase to at least twenty thousand dollars for the Lawrence facility, with remaining Indian treasury money to be expended by year end.
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Pension for Hopson Petition in Lawrence
Lawrences citizens petition congressman Ellen asking pension for Hairam Hopson an old soldier living in Lawrence who is totally helpless eighty nine other prominent residents joined the appeal through special correspondent from Washington dated May 19.
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Amyor Selle
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Land allotment and payment plan for Chippewa lands
Washington reports Representative Curtis’ bill to allot lands of the Chippewa and other Indians and pay the money due to pioneers. The measure has been favorably reported by committees, with specifics on the land and payment terms and an amount noted as 2 505.
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Warns GAA Men On Politics By Commander-In-Chief
A Grand Army of the Republic warning from the Commander-In-Chief cautions against political activities by members. The message condemns using official authority to back or oppose candidates, urging adherence to G A R rules and avoiding endorsement or involvement in elections. It stresses maintaining unity and the order’s honor while dissuading political agitation.
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Reed Hims Up Again Tells a Humorous Story Concerning Bis Candidacy
Washington May 1 Speaker Reed recounts a humorous tale about the candidacy scene at a Taft convention. The speech recalls a circus town gathering, with references to a costly elephant display and odd anecdotes, reflecting the era’s political theater and crowd reactions. The account notes the speaker’s pride in vivid detail and the crowd’s amused response.
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Rome Outdone In Honor Of Czar Coronation Parade
Moscow May 18 The arrival of the royal procession for the coronation season fills the city with prayers and spectacle. Arches blaze with fire light as streets fill with pricing windows and rival vendors while authorities light electric illuminations for the first time. Milestones include ornate arches, colored lighting, and extensive preparations along the route.
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Coronation Parade Preparations At City Ends In Grandeur
Imperial march crowds greet arrival as Grand Duke and Grand Duchess lead a grand procession from the train through a decorated pavilion. Russian and foreign dignitaries arrive, with police decorum and elaborate lighting transforming the Kremlin and city streets into a spectacle of ceremony and pageantry.
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Senate votes down inquiry into Alabama election abuses
Washington notes report Senate rejected a push by Mr Allen and Populists to investigate alleged irregularities in Alabama elections. The measure failed in a 41 to 6 vote, with few Republicans supporting the motion and lingering questions about the Senate’s scope and purpose in probing election processes.
Immigration Bills Debated as Senate Schedules Study Sessions
Washington May 1 The Senate expected to take up four immigration bills but postponed order due to other business. The McCall bill would add an educational test, Stone proposes censuses and inspection, while Mahanoy and Corliss bills push for enforcement of desert immigration laws. A conference report on the bill to regulate distilled spirits and other minor measures were paused to allow full consideration. Distilled spirits upon import, vessels and related goods faced rules, with witnesses to be heard and remarks on taxation and residency.
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Gould Faces Tax Office Move Toward Lakewood
New York on May 19 reports George Gould plans to tether his affairs toward Lakewood seeking a large land purchase. Tax collectors may pursue questions about his resources while officials weigh options for his children away from the city.
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Presidential Hope Speeches From Chicago Rally
A chaotic OCR snippet from Chicago on May 18 describes a debated presidential platform with workers' support groups and industry leaders. It mentions Lugene F Dela and Hickten's Araica Salve, then promotes a medicinal salve and parades a price listing, ending with a street-sale advertisement by J. i. does.
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